Top 17 private cloud questions answered…
When you think of "cloud Infrastructure or Technologies", do you automatically think of public Cloud? I.e. Microsoft Azure, Google or AWS (Amazon Web Services)?
Taylor Wessing advises Encavis Asset Management AG on the acquisition of wind park Warnsdorf
Under the lead of Hamburg partner Carsten Bartholl, the international law firm Taylor Wessing provided comprehensive legal advice to Encavis Asset Management AG ("Encavis AM") on the acquisition of the "Warnsdorf" wind farm in Prignitz/Brandenburg. The Warnsdorf wind farm consists of 12 wind turbines manufactured by Vestas with a total installed capacity of 43.2 megawatts. The wind park was…
Dr Shahid Zaman joins Salus Wellness Clinics
Dr Shahid Zaman MBChB (Sheffield), PhD (Cantab.), MD (Cantab.), FRCP, FRCPsych is a NHS psychiatrist with extensive clinical experience who is pleased to offer psychiatric consultations and treatment to adults affected by a broad range of conditions.
Cambridge eco-packaging company serving up President Biden his G7 cup of morning 'Joe'
From St Ives (Cambridge) to St Ives (Cornwall), Naturepac’s eco-cup will ensure G7 coffee consumption is as sustainable as the agenda.
New 3D SPI PCB kit is a UK first
The first UK installation of an ALeader 3D solder paste inspection (SPI) unit is underway in OSI Electronics UK's PCB assembly hall in St Neots. The ALeader 3D SPI system allows the surface mount printing process to be automatically corrected before solder paste volumes move out of tolerance. It also provides real-time closed-loop feedback directly to a new Europlacer printer the company…
Councils join forces with British Library to roll-out small business support and boost local economy
The British Library has announced a major expansion of its highly successful network of library-based Business & IP Centres (BIPCs) to over 100 regional and local libraries across England, including in Ely, Huntingdon and Wisbech.
Next steps set out for GCP’s multi-million-pound public transport routes
The next steps have been set out for the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s multi-million-pound public transport routes.
Team Coaching Boutique welcomes new Senior Associate
Team Coaching Boutique (R) welcomes new Senior Associate Garrett Forsythe who is based on the US East Coast . Garrett will add even more experience and potency to the strong team.
Arecor appoints Dr Lindsey Foulkes as Chief Operating Officer
Arecor Therapeutics plc (AIM: AREC), a globally focused biopharmaceutical company advancing today’s therapies to enable healthier lives, today announces the appointment of Dr Lindsey Foulkes as the company’s Chief Operating Officer.
Cambridge company CorrosionRADAR launches StarterPACK™ to unlock the value of predictive corrosion monitoring
Today marks the launch of the CorrosionRADAR StarterPACK™ which allows industry to try out predictive moisture and corrosion monitoring in a specially designed evaluation project. StarterPACK™ is a quick and easy way for companies to weigh up the benefits of Predictive Corrosion Management (PCM) in tackling the challenges of Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI).
East of England UK Tech Report is published
A new report, recently published, provides a fascinating overview of the tech landscape n the East of England.
CGI ‘fly-through’ to give taste of ARU Peterborough
Computer generated video to be shown at new university’s first open day on 12 June.
Imray launches crowdfunding campaign
Imray is excited to announce a new crowdfunding campaign that aims to accelerate its digital solution Explore with Imray and get quality, verified data into the hands of sailors.
Paragraf at number 1 in ‘Top 10 UK graphene companies’ list
Beauhurst, the leading UK startups database, has ranked Paragraf as number one in their top 10 graphene companies to watch this year.
UKRI prepares for COP26 with global climate change events
An international event series hosted by UKRI and partners is taking place as the UK prepares for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow in November.
People more afraid of catching COVID-19 are more judgemental, study finds
Researchers studying how we make moral judgements found that people more concerned about catching COVID-19 were more disapproving of the wrong-doings of others, whatever they were doing wrong.
Scientists can predict which women will have serious pregnancy complications
Women who will develop potentially life-threatening disorders during pregnancy can be identified early when hormone levels in the placenta are tested, a new study has shown.
SMEs invited to a 6-week accelerator programme
Crayfish.io is inviting SMEs in the East of England to a six-week accelerator programme starting next week (15th June) to help them to integrate green factors into their USP for investment.
World first – lion is first animal to have dental surgery using new regional anaesthesia device
A male lion at Five Sisters Zoo (West Calder, Scotland) has become the first animal in the world to have dental surgery using a revolutionary regional anaesthesia device developed by NHS clinicians.
Men with sensory loss are more likely to be obese
Men who suffer sensory loss, particularly hearing loss, are more likely to be physically inactive and obese than women, according to a new study published in the European Journal of Public Health.
Market-ready support enhances Xaar Nitrox printhead integration
The recent launch of the Xaar Nitrox printhead has been further underlined by the immediate availability of comprehensive software and electronics support, designed to minimise the time required for its integration by OEMs.
Qualcomm debuts powerful roster of cutting-edge IoT solutions
Next-generation solutions deliver advanced Edge-AI performance, innovative power-efficiency, 5G connectivity capabilities and enhanced features for processing and security from entry level to premium tiers.
Professional Indemnity Insurance - the current situation and why it needs to change
Professional Indemnity insurance is traditionally a fickle beast, with clients never entirely sure what will be on the table at the time of uptake or renewal, says Barnes Commercial.
Quality not quantity: How attractive are the jobs you’re advertising?
“The past year of upheaval has allowed us all to revaluate a lot of things. From our jobs, to our home lives and hobbies, to our work-life balance. And as a result, I’m seeing a real shift in the way people think about work. No longer is having a job what’s important - we’re thinking more about the quality of the job and getting better jobs,” says Katherine Wiid, Recruitment and Retention Coach…
‘Capture the spirit and beauty of Cambridge University Botanic Garden’ photography competition
Enter Cambridge University Botanic Garden's special photography competition with the International Garden Photographer of the Year (IGPOTY), running this summer and autumn.